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How Many Sessions Can Faculty or Staff Chair?

Several faculty have asked: how many sessions can I request? One? One of each type? Or?

Short answer: you can chair as many sessions as you’d like. However, this could be exhausting and hard to schedule.

Longer answer: several very engaged faculty and staff chairs have, in the past, used this approach. Chair a poster session and Chair an open or sponsored session. If you and your program are really coordinated you could probably do three, but that would be tiring.

In the end, though, the decision is yours.

Remember to request your session soon!

Design tips for creating an Arts and Humanities poster: More tips for student presenters

Create Objectives Puzzle Teamwork Together

Mark McDayter has some well-developed suggestions–along with many specifics–about how students in arts and humanities can optimally design a poster.

This is not a quick read, but if you skim initially and read the bold headings–then go back later to see why he makes the suggestions he does–the advice makes a lot of sense. At the end of his web page, he also links to several other helpful resources.

 

Image: Create Objectives Puzzle Teamwork Together by Maxpixel , Creative Commons Zero – CC0.

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